how would i put this on my case???

Quote: Originally posted by Gumby55 How would i put this on my case???

Unless you're pimpin' an Altair, why would you want to ?

"Drill a hole" is the obvious answer - more info on what you want to switch with it would be useful ...

Got bored waiting for a response – time to fry up some bubble & squeak for tea – yum!

To physically fit it, it’s just a matter of unscrewing the nut & drilling a hole of the right diameter wherever – just make sure there’s enough room for the main body of the switch BEFORE you drill.

As for wiring, (& I’m guessing you want to replace the power button) assuming we’re talking about an ATX setup, AND that the switch is “momentary” (i.e. it springs back to the central position when you let go of it), you could use it to replace both the power & reset buttons – fix the coloured wire going to the current power button to the topmost terminal & the black one to the central terminal, + fix the coloured reset button wire to the bottom terminal, & the black one to the central terminal … Bob’s yer uncle - flick the switch up to turn on or off, flick downwards to reset.

Jon, what is bubble & squeak?

Quote: Originally posted by Grimm Jon, what is bubble & squeak?

Generic name for leftover greens & potatoes ... or similar (In this case, leftover Savoy cabbage, Brussell sprouts, roast potatoes & parsnips) chopped up, mixed with mashed potato, made into patties & fried.
Mmm! Fattening !

Nice!

Quote: Originally posted by Jon_the_Prong Generic name for leftover greens & potatoes ..

I tried to explain to my wife what B&S was, she just looked at me funny. That's some good tucker.

Oh, and what Jon said about the switch (token on-topic line)

Been a while Jon, good to have you back.